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PicoQuake Vibration Sensor is a sensor that is designed to measure a wide range of frequencies, making it suitable for monitoring everything from swaying buildings to vibrating machinery. The unique thing about this sensor is that it's open-sourced and can operate via a USB as a...

Arduino and Silicon Labs are teaming up to make it easier to use the Matter protocol for IoT devices. This project will happen in two phases. The first phase, which took place at CES 2024, involved the release of a user-friendly Arduino library for the Matter protocol, along with a new...

With the mission to build intelligent devices with fast neural network inferencing, Coral is about to release the new Coral Dev Board Micro. This embedded board enables more complex Machine Learning (ML) inferencing while still preserving its power efficiency. The Coral Dev Board is a...

The Power Deliverer utilizes a USB-C power adapter as a power source for a range of fixed voltages. The device displays a list of voltages and current sources from the adapter, which the users can select. Once a voltage option is selected, the Power Deliverer continuously monitors the...

With remarkable low power consumption features and little need for programming, the SparkFun NanoBeacon Board - IN100 and SparkFun NanoBeacon Lite Board - IN100 provide a 2.4 GHz wireless low energy beacon breakout. The IN100 NanoBeaco from InPlay is displayed on the board. The...

Version 7.0.0 of the KiCad project has just been made available. The KiCad development team released KiCad 7.0.0 on February 12th, Sunday. Nevertheless, KiCad 7 is a solid upgrade while being less substantial than the previous one. With a number of exciting new features and enhancements...

ATEZR P20 PLUS Laser Cutter Machine Atezr P20 Plus Laser Engraving Machine is a machine designed specifically for laser engraving. The name of the machine, however, is deceptive. And it's not just limited to that, either. You can use the P20 to engrave on a variety of substrates,...

Jürgen Mülle has posted details of re-implementing the 65C02 in an FPGA, in a pin-compatible format that enables you to upgrade old computers and games to a 100 MHz clock rate! Speaking about the project, Jürgen says: "The idea of implementing a CPU core inside an FPGA is not new,...